1. “Love Letter.” Walrus, 2006.
2. “The World to Stop Us.” Toronto Life, August, 2000; in The Statesman (Calcutta), October 2000.
3. ``The Happiest Woman.'' CBC Radio, August, 1999.
4. ``The Little Warrior.'' Toronto Life, July 1998; previous
version dramatized on CBC radio, 1991.
5. “Waiting for the Goddess.” in The Toronto South Asian Review, Vol 1, No. 2, 1982.
COLLECTED IN UHURU STREET:
1. "In the Quiet of a Sunday Afternoon.'' Reprinted in Journey Prize
Anthology (Toronto: McClelland & Stewart, 1989); Short Story
International No. 81 (NY, 1990); Passport No. 3
(Cambridge, UK, 1991).
2. "Ali."
3. "Alzira."
4. "The Beggar."
5. "For a Shilling."
6. "The Relief from Drill."
7. "The Driver."
8."English Lessons."
9. "The Sounds of the Night."
10. "Leaving."Reprinted, Contemporary African
Stories, ed. Chinua Achebe and C Innes (Oxford, UK: Heinemann,
1992); dramatized by BBC Radio 4, fall1992; reprinted, Ismaili,
July 2000.
11. "Breaking Loose."
12. "What Good Times We Had."
13. "Ebrahim and the Businessmen."
14. "The London-returned."
15. "Refugee."
16. "All Worlds Are Possible Now."
COLLECTED IN WHEN SHE WAS QUEEN
1."When She Was Queen."
2. "The Girl On the Bicycle."
3. "The Sky to Stop Us."
4. "The Expected One."
5. "Her Two Husbands."
6. "Last Rites."
7. "Is It Still October."
8. "Elvis Raja."
9. "The Trouble With Tea."
10. "Dear Khadija."
11. "She, With Bill and George."
12. "Farida."
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